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• The organisers will give you a certificate. A. A certificate will be given to ...
• She ate the sweets greedily. A. She herself ate the sweets greedily. B. ...
• Who has composed this song? A. Composing of this song has been done by ...
• He is planting a mango tree. A. A mango tree was planted by him. ...
• We make butter from milk. A. Butter is being made from milk. B. ...
• He was taken to the hospital by his friends. A. His friends took him ...
• They have painted the door. A. The door was painted. B. The door ...
• Mother needs your help in the kitchen. A. In the kitchen mother needs help ...
• Police caught the thief.  A. The thief was catch by police. B. The ...
• His behaviour embarrasses me. A. I am embarrassed by his behaviour. B. Embarrassing ...
• I have written this essay. A. This essay has been written by me. ...
• That girl will write an application.  A. An application will be wrote by that ...
• completely typical A. constant B. traditional C. abnormal D. classic
• We need to ____________________ there is no copying in the research report. A. examine ...
• To think about something carefully before making a decision or developing an opinion A. ...
• to eat or drink something A. contain B. consume C. comprise ...
• It is essential to quickly __________________ to emails so others can make decisions. A. ...
• What part of speech is the word 'classic'? A. noun B. verb ...
• To make someone or something completely different, usually in a way that makes them more ...
• a particular area of activity or life A. dome B. corner C. ...
• To make something such as an idea, plan, system, or law start to work and ...
• Windmills ____________ electricity from wind. A. interfere B. civilize C. generate ...
• It is not _______________ to lie or to steal from people. A. urgent ...
• A new research ____________ has made it possible to analyze multiple sources. A. data ...
• What part of speech is the word 'crucially'? A. noun B. verb ...
• What part of speech is the word 'consider'? A. noun B. verb ...
• It was a/ an _____________________ to exit the CPS because of all the exams and ...
• The _________________ of many animals is disappearing because of pollution. A. supply B. ...
• What part of speech is the word 'consume'? A. noun B. verb ...
• What part of speech is the word 'implementation'? A. noun B. verb ...
• continuous or regular over a long period of time A. constant B. contrast ...
• Students must choose an ___________________ topic if another student is already doing the same topic. ...
• What part of speech is the word 'acknowledge'? A. noun B. verb ...
• To accept or admit that something exists, is true, or is real A. identify ...
• Mining is of ____________ importance to many countries in Africa. A. gradual B. ...
• What part of speech is the word 'domain'? A. noun B. verb ...
• extremely important because it has a major effect on A. useless B. vital ...
• The missing ___________________ for the computer was found, so now it can be turned on. ...
• What part of speech is the word 'consideration'? A. noun B. verb ...
• What part of speech is the word 'crucial'? A. noun B. verb ...
• What part of speech is the word 'constant'? A. noun B. verb ...
• to make something stay the same A. keep B. put C. implement ...
• My plan is about to ____ and I will finally see my siblings again. ...
• The current _____ makes it expensive for Americans to travel in Europe. A. departure ...
• When she arrived at the airport, Karen looked at the list of ____-. A. ...
• Airports are a great place to do some _____ shopping. A. duty-free B. ...
• Jim forgot to lock the ____ and the dog got loose. A. departure ...
• The _____ to Madrid lasts seven hours. A. flight B. airplane C. ...
• The passengers boarded the _____ in an orderly manner. A. flight B. airplane ...
• The mayor will make an ______ regarding the city's budget crisis this afternoon. A. ...
• The plane ______ in two hours. A. departure B. exchange rate C. ...
• What time may we ____ to our hotel room? A. duty-free B. announcement ...
• Passengers, please prepare for ____. A. duty-free B. announcement C. arrival ...
• You'd better ... Joan tell her story or she won't ... you. A. to ...
• I'm a bit disappointed. I expected ... able to speak Japanese by now. A. ...
• Did you remember ... off the lights? A. switch B. switching C. ...
• I love ... people speak German. A. to listen to B. listen to ...
• I want to continue ... foreign languages. A. study B. studying C. ...
• I think you should ... to her. A. apologise B. apologising C. ...
• In an ancient civilizations people used ... danger with smoke A. signal B. ...
• We could ... sign language to communicate with Betty. A. to learn B. ...
• ... a polyglot is one of his dreams. He already speaks two languages. A. ...
• Antonio is pleased ... us Portuguese. A. to teach B. teach C. ...
• It's not easy ... sign language. It requires lots of practice. A. learn ...
• There's no use ... that you were there. A. deny B. denying ...
• I would rather ... French then Spanish. A. to study B. study ...
• I promise ... you language programming someday. A. teach B. to teach
• My best friend would like ... Italian. A. speak B. speaking C. ...
• simple, basic, or in an early stage of development A. immaculately B. rudimentary ...
• holds on to; keeps A. altered B. cultural C. teeming D. ...
• unmoving, unbending A. rudimentary B. venture C. permeated D. rigid ...
• everything passed down from ancestors, family, or country A. abundance B. heritage ...
• passed through and saturated A. immaculately B. rigid C. rudimentary D. ...
• an impressive, orderly arrangement A. poised B. consequences C. array D. ...
• spotlessly, perfectly A. venture B. immaculately C. rigid D. rudimentary
• the collected folktales, traditions, and beliefs of a people A. cultural B. lore ...
• barely, thinly A. sparsely B. rudimentary C. immaculately D. venture
• the natural or logical results of an action or condition A. consequences B. ...
• overflowing A. teeming B. concept C. abundance D. lush
• challenge, resist, or oppose with strength A. array B. sparsely C. poised ...
• more than enough, plenty A. heritage B. teeming C. abundance D. ...
• complex, having many details or pieces A. retains B. altered C. sophisticated ...
• thick with greenery and plant life A. heritage B. teeming C. concept ...
• do an activity bravely despite the risk A. rigid B. venture C. ...
• carefully balanced and stable A. venture B. permeated C. poised D. ...
• a basic notion, thought or idea A. cultural B. sophisticated C. concept ...
• having to do with the beliefs, practices, arts, laws, and ways of living of a ...
• changed, adjusted A. sophisticated B. lore C. altered D. cultural
• All department managers ____ to attend the monthly business meeting. A. needs B. ...
• Many companies ______ criticized the government's bill. A. have B. has C. ...
• Many prizes _____ awarded to the marketing department. A. is B. were ...
• The shipment of your orders ______ delayed due to some defective products. A. have ...
• The new employee guidebook _____ finally distributed to the new employees. A. was ...
• The opening date of the new public libraries _____ been postponed. A. have ...
• The bus comes here _____ 30 minutes. A. each B. another C. ...
• Centers for public health ____ become popular. A. have B. has C. ...
• Physics _____ one of my favourite subjects. A. be B. to be ...
• The prices in the new product catalog _____ discounted by 10 percent. A. be ...
• The newspaper company _____ lowering subscription rates. A. are B. were C. ...
• The contents of his report _____ thoroughly checked for errors. A. is B. ...
• The post office _____ one form of identification. A. require B. requires ...
• The furniture ____ scheduled to be delivered on September 14. A. be B. ...
• The new museum ______ to attract many tourists. A. continue B. continues ...
• The suggestions in the report ______ to be reviewed. A. need B. needy ...
• A third of the students _____ passed the test. A. are B. have ...
• The committee _____ the proposed non-smoking policy. A. reject B. rejecting C. ...
• There are some books on the table, which _____ about fish. A. does ...
• working to discover something A. detecting B. detecting C. vary D. ...
• something of great importance A. clammy B. critical C. squalling D. ...
• completely destroyed A. demolished B. critical C. clammy D. elite
• loud, harsh cries A. commotion B. destroyed C. critical D. squalling ...
• happiness A. mature B. resemble C. contentment D. particular
• something that is irritating A. annoyance B. realization C. bundle D. ...
• fixed or held firmly in place A. bundle B. secured C. demolished ...
• to change something A. vary B. unobserved C. contentment D. particular ...
• a lot of noise or confusion A. demolished B. elite C. commotion ...
• an awareness of something A. critical B. secured C. realization D. ...
• specific or special A. detecting B. vary C. particular D. unobserved ...
• to be or to look similar to something or someone A. ferocious B. ...
• to wrap something in many layers A. annoyance B. clammy C. squalling ...
• very aggressive or scary A. detecting B. vary C. ferocious D. ...
• ready to be used or taken A. available B. keen C. mature ...
• cold, sticky and damp to the touch A. squalling B. clammy C. ...
• hidden or unnoticed A. contentment B. unobserved C. particular D. detecting ...
• something that has special skills or qualities that make it the best A. commotion ...
• sharp and alert A. mature B. resemble C. ferocious D. keen ...
• to grow and develop over time A. resemble B. mature C. ferocious ...
• Last year Sam and Smith .... to Surabaya A. go B. gone ...
• Jack lives in village but he .... in city A. work B. works ...
• I .... my homework every evening A. do B. did C. does ...
• I had eight books on my table teo days ago but now .... only four ...
• I and my friends .... in the market. We buy some vegetables A. am ...
• .... car does your father have? A. How many B. Where are ...
• .... do you like your coffee? A. What B. Why C. When ...
• Chloe, James, Olive, Stave .... smart students A. is B. is not ...
• Will you go to Bojonegoro next week? A. No, I will B. No, ...
• Jill's niece is very cute. .... name is Moy A. She B. He ...
• My brother rides a bike to school .... A. last day B. everyday ...
• The baby .... for three hours A. has sleep B. has slept ...
• it is raining so you must .... your car slowly A. driving B. ...
• A : Hello, my name is Orlin Gauri B : Hi, I'm Shaletta Moana ...
• We .... vollyball match A. watches B. doing C. watch D. ...
• Your brother always gets up late on Sundays, ....? A. doesn't he B. ...
• My Biology teacher may .... us writing test tomorrow so have to make preparation for ...
• My sister .... a bear an hours ago A. see B. seen ...
• My older sister receives a lot of chocolates .... A. every February B. ...
• Sheinna .... song every night A. sings B. sing C. is ...
• I always bring my pencil everyday to my school, but I .... to bring it ...
• Alex : Please call me if you need Sam : No, I .... need ...
• What time does your brother get up? A. SHe usually got up at 6 ...
• I wish you .... tomorrow A. have gone B. will go C. ...
• It's way past my badtime and I really tired. I .... go to bad ...
• Which word means to be responsible? A. accountable B. advise C. self-esteem ...
• Approved by authority A. gracious B. flattened C. stale D. official ...
• What does the word immigrated mean? A. a tourist B. a fictional place ...
• What does the word IDENTITY mean? A. A person's individuality. B. A copy ...
• To attempt to solve a problem through a group discussion A. original B. ...
• Worth a lot of money, or means a lot to someone A. spoken in ...
• What does the word timid mean  A. defeated B. frightened C. grumpy ...
• uncomfortably means...... A. uneasily B. desperately C. to be made to feel ...
• New; done for the first time A. gracious B. frantically C. original ...
• A chance for good things to happen A. photographs B. whispered C. ...
• To make different or change A. hazard B. alter C. severe ...
• What does the word awkward mean A. angry  B. clumsy C. helpless ...
• _____ are hints that help solve a problem or mystery. A. landmark B. ...
• What word means almost the same as THRILLING? A. Amusing B. Charming ...
• What does the word examined mean? A. spoke quietly B. balanced evenly ...
• A careful ______ led to the discovery of a new fossil? A. design ...
• What does the word cooperation mean  A. working together  B. playing quietly ...
• A _______ is a building, statue, or other object made to honor a person or ...
• A ______ is an important building, structure, or place. A. carve B. clues ...
• What does the word interfere mean  A. to disturb or interrupt  B. to ...
• Can someone give me an example ---- an intransitive verb? A. of B. ...
• We want to discuss ---- this issue. A. about B. of C. ...
• She wants to apologise ----- you for making a mistake. A. with B. ...
• The company will enter ---- an agreement with the Bosch Company. A. X ...
• The government needs companies which are independent ---- other countries. A. on B. ...
• They don't agree ---- us since our proposal is demanding. A. with B. ...
• My brother was dressed ---- black at the funeral last week. A. with ...
• Smith accused her ------ stealing his computer and running away with it. A. for ...
• They are very clever ----- solving complicated problems. A. at B. in ...
• What time did you arrive ---- the store? A. to B. at ...
• Yesterday the plane crashed ----- a big mountain. A. into B. against ...
• Norway's economy is heavily dependent ---- natural resources. A. of B. from ...
• Alex's real problem is that he lacks ---- creative ideas. A. of B. ...
• I am really good ---- getting on well with others. A. within B. ...
• We totally agree ---- your suggestion because it seems very sensible. A. on ...
• to place under water; go under water; sink A. riffle B. grieve ...
• lying asleep or as if asleep; inactive A. dormant B. haggard C. ...
• a condition or period of bad luck that appears to have been caused by a ...
• inclined or eager to fight; hostile or aggressive A. belligerent B. resistance ...
• a relatively calm gap; quiet period; stillness; silence A. lull B. haggard ...
• power or capacity to withstand; fight; battle A. belligerent B. jinx C. ...
• a soothing, comatose or overexcited state; dream; daze; stupor; daydream A. lull B. ...
• to mourn or sorrow for; feel sad; upset A. trance B. belligerent ...
• joyful and proud especially because of triumph or success; triumphant; thrilled; ecstatic; delighted; over the ...
• one of the large veins that return the blood from the head to the heart ...
• capable of moving, bending, or contorting easily; nimble; flexible A. resistance B. limber ...
• to be or become an increasing source of irritation or poisoning; irritate; make bitter ...
• appearing worn or exhausted; gaunt; fatigued; worn-down A. resistance B. beliigerent C. ...
• a cluster of leaves; plants; shrubbery A. foliage B. festered C. haggard ...
• a rocky sandbank or sandbar lying just below the surface of a waterway A. ...
• a stock of necessary supplies, especially food ; rations; necessities A. provisions B. ...
• I promised ______  on time. I mustn’t _______ late. A. be/be   B. ...
• My teacher doesn’t allow us ______  while he is explaining the lesson. A. talk ...
• My father wanted me ________  a pilot. A. become B. to become        ...
• Would you like _________ me some tea? A. make B. to make ...
• You had better ______  at home until you feel better A. staying B. ...
• Will your parents let you _________ in this project? A. to participate    B. ...
• I can’t read when I am traveling. It makes me ____  sick. A. feels ...
• We found it very difficult _____  with Gamma. A. to work B. work ...
• Could you ______  me how to register for this volunteering program? A. to tell ...
• My mother asked me__________ the window. A. to opening B. opening    C. ...
• His parents _____________ him work hard for the coming exam. A. let B. ...
• We may ________ home after we finish picking up litter. A. return B. ...
• A：＿＿＿ come to the party tonight? B：No, she won’t. She has to study for tests. ...
• A：What will you do tomorrow? B：I ＿＿＿ my dad ＿＿＿ the housework. A. helped; ...
• Lily’s history report was hard. She spent two hours ＿＿＿ it last night. A. ...
• ＿＿＿ thirty minutes practicing English every day, and you can speak it well. A. ...
• A：Can you do the dishes for me? B：OK. I ＿＿＿ it in the afternoon. ...
• A：______ Sam ______ badminton with his friends? B：No, he isn’t. He’s going to go shopping ...
• Amy and Jason ＿＿＿ play the guitar after school. A. is going to ...
• A：＿＿＿ the movie ＿＿＿ begin? B：Yes. Please turn off（關閉）your cellphone now. A. Is; will ...
• Jeff came back from Singapore ＿＿＿, but he is going to visit Japan ＿＿＿. ...
• A：______ you go swimming this morning? B：No, I didn’t, but I ______ this afternoon. Do ...
• Patty ＿＿＿ a day in the department store looking for a cap for her husband. ...
• Fiona will ＿＿＿ for her math test in the afternoon. She can’t have lunch with ...
• I will ______ Peter to put snow chains（鏈子）on the tires（輪胎）. So when it starts ______, ...
• A：It ＿＿＿ me a lot of time to find my dream job. B：So, ＿＿＿ did ...
• A：＿＿＿ will it take you to walk to the bank? B：About ten minutes. A. ...
• It took Tina two hours ＿＿＿ her homework, but she still couldn’t finish it. ...
• There ＿＿＿ many people at the famous restaurant this weekend. We should get there early. ...
• A：______ Josh going to practice basketball tomorrow morning? B：No, he ______. He’ll have to help ...
• Julia’s birthday is next Saturday. Her father ＿＿＿ have a birthday party for her. ...
• Jay：______ you have a good time at Lora’s place tonight? Beth：Yes. I’m happy I went, ...
• It ＿＿＿ me one hour to walk to the bank. I was tired（疲累的）when I got ...
• A：Is John going to join the basketball club? B：No, ＿＿＿. A. he won’t ...
• A：＿＿＿ you buy some cakes for us tomorrow? B：No, I ＿＿＿. Cakes are not good ...
• A：Will Nick ＿＿＿ to the library this Wednesday? B：No, he ＿＿＿. He goes there only ...
• My classmates and I ＿＿＿ on a trip to Sun Moon Lake next week. We’re ...
• A：Are you going to the beach ______? B：Yes, but if（如果）it rains, we ______ stay at ...
• A：＿＿＿ does it take to walk there? B：About thirty minutes. I can drive（開車載）you there if（如果）you ...
• A：＿＿＿ do you plan to do tomorrow? B：＿＿＿ go swimming at the beach. A. ...
• A：＿＿＿ you help Lucy ＿＿＿ the floor? B：Of course, I will. A. Do; mops ...
• A：Will Sara ＿＿＿ to our house and have dinner together? B：No, she won’t. She’s ＿＿＿ ...
• A：＿＿＿ you go camping with us next Saturday? B：OK. I’ll go with you. A. ...
• Peter：＿＿＿ does it take ＿＿＿ to the bank? Amanda：I’m not sure. Maybe about forty minutes. ...
• A：Is Mom in the kitchen now? B：Yes, and she ＿＿＿ to cook dinner. Dinner will ...
• Paul：＿＿＿ did you spend on the project（計畫）? Eric：About three months. A. How much ...
• My mom had to work from 5 p.m. to 9 p.m. today, so she asked ...
• A：The singer ＿＿＿ come to our school this Saturday. B：How cool! He is my favorite ...
• A：Are they ＿＿＿ eat some delicious cakes? B：No, they ＿＿＿. The cakes are too sweet（甜的）for ...
• _____ she was very tired, she helped her brother with his homework. A. Because ...
• Tom has a computer, _____ he doesn’t use it. A. or B. and ...
• She walked home by herself _______ she knew that it was dangerous. A. because ...
• A: Why do you learn English? B: ............... I want to talk with my ...
• It’s raining hard, _____ we can’t go to the beach. A. or B. ...
• Why do you want to learn English? - Because I (want) ______ to talk to ...
• The little boy was hungry ______ he ate nothing. A. although B. so ...
• John lost his job__________ he is lazy. A. But B. because C. ...
• Why _____ he want to learn English? - Because he wants to talk to foreign ...
• Why does she want to learn English? - Because she (want) ______ to talk to ...
• Why do you want to learn Science? - _______ A. I learn by writing ...
• Mai worked hard, ______ she passed her exam. A. so B. although ...
• ______ the car was cheap, I can't buy. A. Although B. Because ...
• He also learns English by (4) ………………. English songs. A. singing B. writes ...
• Nam failed the final exam _____ he was lazy. A. and B. Although ...
• I_______________to see him now! It’s very important! A. want B. wanting C. ...
• I ___________breakfast now. A. having B. have C. am having D. ...
• Right now they .... about buying a new car. A. think B. thinks ...
• I ___ ____ of reading more about local news right now. A. don´t thinking ...
• (A) Do you like the food? (B) Yes, it ...wonderful! A. tastes ...
• Most cats don’t like to swim. In fact, they ... the water. A. hate ...
• ______you _____this coffee? A. Are / liking B. Do / liking C. ...
• I___________that his girlfriend is selfish. A. think B. am thinking C. not ...
• It’s eight o’clock and I ...to work. I hope I can arrive on time. ...
• Roberto ... a large family: three sisters and two brothers. A. has B. ...
• Shirley ... a difficult time right now. A. has B. have C. ...
• Thank you for the flowers. I ... them right now. A. smell B. ...
• I______________you! Can you speak up? A. am not hearing B. not hearing ...
• Fox corporation ____ the American cable news television channel based in New York City. ...
• This dress _________a lot! I don’t need it! A. costs B. cost ...
• It ... as if it might rain. A. look B. looks C. ...
• She_______________many friends. A. isn't have B. doesn't have C. don't have ...
• Kevin is tired after the long flight. He ...on the sofa. A. sleep ...
• ______she______________ us? A. Does / understanding B. Does / understand C. Is ...
• I ... that I should look for a new job. A. think B. ...
• You ________ beautiful A. are looking B. are look C. looking ...
• My coworkers ____ nervous today because of the government´s latest news. A. are seem ...
• (A) What’s Tom doing? (B) He ...the food you cooked. A. tate ...
• How ____ you ____ about the news today? - Well, if you ask me I ...
• Did you buy new perfume? It ... really nice. A. smell B. smells ...
• Sam and Sue ____________this hotel. They will never stay here again! A. hate ...
• Trains, buses, and trolleys, are all examples of ______________ A. public transportation B. ...
• The basic systems, such as transport and communication that a country or organization uses to ...
• We can enjoy a great .......................of foods from different countries in New York city. ...
• What does 'metropolis' mean? A. A huge city with lots of people. B. ...
• Spouse, parents, children, grandparents are called ... A. immediate family B. time family ...
• In societies with strong .... people tend to live longer. A. family time ...
• In many cities, only taxis and buses can drive through the ……………………… , to cut ...
• The police say that there is more crime in ……………………… city areas than in the ...
• People from different countries come to live in New York, which makes it a .............................. ...
• Belonging or relating to a town or city A. Journey B. Urban ...
• People or animals who live in a certain place A. landscapes B. consumes ...
• Ho Chi Minh City is like a ................. of people from different areas. A. ...
• The money that a person earns/salary A. lifestyle B. reputation C. consumes ...
• The restaurant on Friday evenings it’s very popular and it gets really ……………………… , so ...
• Which part of the city are the 'outskirts'? A. city center B. in ...
• You are spending a lot of time sitting down and not moving. It is called... ...
• At the weekend the atmosphere in my town is always fun and ………………………. I would ...
• I have very fond ........... of my time in Spain. A. memorize B. ...
• a group of people all living in the same place A. rural B. ...
• I live in the ……………………… and can cycle to school in the centre in about ...
• The way a person lives their life A. income B. lifestyle C. ...
• working well and not wasting your time or energy A. hard work B. ...
• The Ao Dai, Cheongsam, Kimono and Sari are women's ______ in some Asian countries. ...
• He ______ an effort to overcome his difficulties. A. did B. made ...
• Some people think that the energy resources we use cannot be ______. A. depeleted ...
• Now we rely heavily ______ computers to organise our work. A. in B. ...
• TV companies ________ their programs across the country or even across the world. A. ...
• It is important for young people to ______ the identity of our culture. A. ...
• Many people try to find a ______ job without considering the working environment. A. ...
• Last week, we carried ______ a survey on social networking. A. with B. ...
• Research has shown that office ______ has negative effects on employers' productivity and job performance. ...
• As well as being a successful actor, Clint Eastwood is a ______ film director. ...
• Using renewable energy instead of non-renewable one is of the most effective ______ methods. ...
• It is the ______ in that country for women to marry young. A. habit ...
• Bill Gates has made large donations to numerous ______ organizations.  A. charitable B. ...
• The mass media are ______ of communication such as book, newspapers, recording, radio, movies, television, ...
• The man is ______ his research at the moment. A. doing B. making ...
• Although it was more than an hour late, the superstar finally showed up and ______ ...
• Romeo and Juliet was one of the most ______ plays written by William Shakespeare early ...
• While a sports match has spectators; radio has listeners, and television has ______. A. ...
• Canada is a less ______ country than Britain. A. densely-populated B. dense-populated ...
• ______ is the process in which more and more people start to live and work ...
• Martin Luther King devoted his life to the ______ of voting right for black people. ...
• ______ is a chemical reaction between substances, which usually includes oxygen and produces heat and ...
• The more ______ food we consume, the more health benefits we gain. A. organic ...
• She behaved very _______ towards us, and wouldn’t allow us to pay for anything. ...
• Carbon dioxide and black carbon, or ______, are two of the most dangerous air pollutants. ...
• Tran Hung Dao was a great ______ to lure the enemy to enter deeply into ...
• If you can do something to help others, you will find your life ______. ______. ...
• There are _______ volunteering opportunities in our community. A. excited B. exciting ...
• More and more people set ______ a green lifestyle, which is good for themselves and ...
• She has joined the panel of ______ the popular TV talent show. A. audience ...
• Robots are just one example of ______ Intelligence. A. hardware B. software ...
• When I lived in this city, I used to shop for ___________ at this supermarket. ...
• The winners of Vietnam Idol’s different seasons have become famous ______ in Viet Nam. ...
• She wishes she could do some ______ work this summer. A. voluntarily B. ...
• My mother is a _______, she doesn’t go to work, but stays at home to ...
• ______ resources are materials from the Earth used to support life and meet people’s needs. ...
• ______ farming is better for the environment because it doesn’t use harmful chemicals. A. ...
• Some of the students were ______ at English, so volunteer teachers had to try very ...
• I am _________ in community development activities. A. interest B. interesting C. ...
• She always did well _____ school. A. at B. in C. on ...
• ....... February, we usually go skiing. A. In B. On C. At ...
• Dad's ______ home. A. at B. in C. on
• My parents always visit me ______ my birthday. A. in B. on ...
• I usually stop for a cup of coffee .......noon. A. in B. on ...
• He was born ________ the 19th century A. in B. on C. ...
• I usually take a shower ..................... the evening. A. in B. on ...
• Don't sit ___ the floor, please! A. in B. on C. at ...
• I live ...... 12 Columbus Street. A. at B. in C. on ...
• I visit my grandparents ........the weekend. A. in B. on C. - ...
• It was ______ the newspaper. A. in B. on C. at
• They arrived _____ Paris. A. on B. in C. at
• My sister does yoga......Wednesday evening. A. in B. on C. at ...
• We have lunch ________ midday. A. in B. on C. at ...
• There's a mirror ______ the wall. A. in B. on C. at ...
• There's a candle ______ the cake. A. in B. on C. at ...
• Please, call me when you are ... the bus. A. in B. on ...
• Michael Jackson died ____ 2009. A. In B. On C. At ...
• They always get together _______ Christmas. A. in B. on C. at ...
• My birthday is _____the 6th of May. A. in B. on C. ...
• I'm busy ______ the moment. A. on B. in C. at ...
• He usually goes on holiday ______ July. A. in B. on C. ...
• I live ___ 745 West Street. A. in B. on C. at ...
• The plates are ______ the table. A. in B. on C. at ...
• At this time of the day, she is ___ work. A. in B. ...
• Carlos works .......Monday ........Saturday. A. from, to B. to, on C. on. ...
• Harry Styles was born ____ England. A. In B. On C. At ...
• She has _________ the plane many times. A. flew B. flied C. ...
• Last week we ___________ our lunch to school. A. bring B. brung ...
• I have _________ three books. A. writing B. wrote C. written ...
• Yesterday I _______ my juice. A. drink B. drank C. drunk ...
• You have completely _______ my heart. A. broke B. broken C. breaker ...
• The phone _________ loudly. A. ringed B. rung C. rang D. ...
• Some of our students had ________ their homework early. A. did B. done ...
• We have _______ to do our work. A. begin B. began C. ...
• I wish you would have _________ my picture. A. drawn B. drawer ...
• Earlier today I ___________ to the store. A. went B. go C. ...
• I wish she ________ the answer. A. knows B. knowed C. know ...
• The criminal _______ the money. A. stealed B. stole C. stolen ...
• We ________ the movie at the theater. A. seen B. saw C. ...
• She has ____________ here for many years. A. taught B. teacher C. ...
• Have you __________ your prize yet? A. chosen B. chose C. choose ...
• She has ______ to school with me every day. A. ride B. rode ...
• We should have __________ earlier. A. ate B. aten C. rated ...
• Have you __________ in that choir for a long time? A. singed B. ...
• Many of the flowers had ___________ under the tree. A. grew B. grown ...
• I could have _______ you my pencil to use. A. gave B. gives ...
• This tea is too hot. I can't drink ______. A. them B. me ...
• We are playing football. You can play with_. A. us B. we ...
• My aunt has three cats. She loves _________ all. A. it B. them ...
• My mom planted flowers, but she forgot to water ______. A. it B. ...
• These books are very heavy. I can't carry ___________. A. them B. it ...
• Our friends are at home today. Let's visit _. A. them B. they ...
• Those are my pencils. They are __________. A. mine B. ours C. ...
• Janet washed _____ car yesterday afternoon. A. hers B. her
• My brother is good at art. _ likes painting. A. he B. him ...
• Emma is helping Nick ? => Emma is helping ....... A. her B. ...
• The teacher has got lots of books. Let's help _. A. she B. ...
• Your son is climbing the tree in the garden. Look at ________. A. his ...
• We bought that house last year. It is __________. A. mine B. theirs ...
• Mum loves you and me => Mum loves ...... A. it B. us ...
• Please give that back to me. It is _____! A. mines B. mine ...
• I can't do my homework. Can you help _? A. I B. me ...
• A number of students _____ late. A. was B. were
• The number of students who registered in the JCL activity _____ 500. A. is ...
• Half of his articles _____ peer-viewed. A. are B. is
• _____ that sweater belong to Ralph? A. Doesn't B. Don't
• Either Luis or Horace _________ the bills in our house. A. pay B. ...
• The value of cars and motorcycles _______ increased. A. has B. have
• Only one of my three dogs, my beagle Neptune, really _____ the beach. A. ...
• Neither the clerk nor the shoppers _____ aware of the fire down the street. ...
• Six weeks ____ not enough. A. is B. are
• All the information ____ current. A. is B. are
• The breeze ________ cooler this evening.  A. is B. are
• Each of the happy kids ______ across the playground at recess. A. hop ...
• Somebody ______ left their backpack in class.  A. has B. have
• Ten dollars _____ great deal of money. A. is B. are
• Many researchers _____on grants from industry. A. depend B. depends
• The soccer team, even after winning the game,   ______ depressed because the coach made them ...
• Where _____ the mother and her two daughters going? A. is B. are ...
• The problem of fighting, smoking, and drinking _____  important to discuss.  A. is ...
• Majority of Canadians _____ voted for change. A. has B. have
• The kids ________ outside at recess. A. play B. plays
• Someone with insidious intentions is A. not what they appear to be B. ...
• The person most likely to lay out a dictum might be A. a 1st ...
• You're most likely to find a mausoleum A. in a grave yard B. ...
• your gullet is located A. in your chest B. in your abdomen ...
• if something is luminescent, it's A. glowing B. blinking C. beating ...
• Which part of a fireplace is also known as the hearth? A. the chimney ...
• if we change the status quo, we A. change the way things are right ...
• If something is the opposite of titillating, it's A. pleasurable B. uncomfortable ...
• Which sense does the word olfactory relate to? A. hearing B. smelling ...
• a person looking for a quarry is looking for A. a big open rock ...
• a pedant is really good at A. being a piece of jewelry B. ...
• a synonym for cacophony might be A. noisy B. quiet C. coffee-flavored ...
• When we talk about an object's trajectory, we're talking about its A. weight ...
• An incessant noise A. never stops B. is super brief C. is ...
• What classy is likely the most incomprehensible? A. intro to art B. basic ...
• What type of movie is an intellectual most likely to watch? A. a romance ...
• someone with a ruddy face might also be described as A. pale B. ...
• You might see someone parry while A. cooking B. cleaning C. fighting ...
• If gas begins to suffuse within the room, it's A. escaping from it ...
• a successful pantomime lacks A. sound B. touch C. taste D. ...
• You might rebut someone else when A. in an argument B. participating in ...
• anger caused by something that is unfair or wrong A. Incredulously B. Indignation ...
• something done seriously or somberly, or something that is very serious and bad. A. ...
• to allow (something that is considered wrong) to continue A. Plight B. Obstinately ...
• using few words to state or express an idea A. Sagacity B. Hysteria ...
• of uncertain, indefinite, or unclear character or meaning. A. Frenzy B. Plight ...
•  a state in which your emotions (such as fear) are so strong that you behave ...
• to make (something) appear or seem to appear by using magic A. Conjuring ...
• having or showing a desire to hurt someone who has hurt or caused problems for ...
• secret or hidden A. Condone B. Covertly C. Caustic D. Conjuring ...
• a very bad or difficult situation A. Caustic B. Plight C. Vindictive ...
• very harsh and critical A. Condone B. Caustic C. Sagacity D. ...
• feeling or showing disbelief A. Indignation B. Succinctly C. Caustic D. ...
• great and often wild or uncontrolled activity A. Caustic B. Sagacity C. ...
• having or showing an ability to understand difficult ideas and situations and to make good ...
• refusing to change your behavior or your ideas A. Obstinately B. Vindictive ...
• having or showing a desire to cause harm to another person A. Vindictive ...
• a person's appearance and behavior A. Caustic B. Condone C. Demeanor ...
• different from what is normal or average A. Gravely B. Frenzy C. ...
• I've been in my job _____ a long time. A. since B. for ...
• Mary has worked as a doctor _____ 12 months. A. since B. for ...
• A: You look tired. B: I've _____ run 20 kilometers! A. just B. ...
• He have tried lots of different sports. A. correct B. incorrect
• I've lived in this town _____ 2012. A. since B. for
• A: Have you packed the bags _____? B: I'll do it later. A. just ...
• A: I'm sure you haven't been to Florida. B: I've _____ been there twice. ...
• I've been here ____ a few weeks. A. since B. for
• A: Have you seen the new Spielberg movie? B: No, I haven't seen it... ...
• A: Would you like some lunch? B: I've _____ had lunch, thanks. A. just ...
• I've eaten snake. A. correct B. incorrect
• Have you been to Europe? A. correct B. incorrect
• We've met a lot of people ____ we moved here. A. since B. ...
• Two-line poem that rhymes. A. cinquain B. couplet C. nonsense
• The pattern of rhyme that comes at the end of each line or verse. ...
• Five-line poem that doesn't have to rhyme A. cinquain B. acrostic C. ...
• Poem with five syllables in the first line, seven syllables in the second, and five ...
• The comparison of two unlike things using the words like or as. A. simile ...
• 14 line poem, usually deals with love. A. haiku B. limerick C. ...
• Spells out a name, word, phrase, or message with the first letter of each line ...
• The pattern of stressed and unstressed syllables in poetry. A. end rhyme B. ...
• Poem typically written to praise a person, event, or thing. A. ode B. ...
• Rhymed group of four lines in a poem. A. limerick B. quatrain ...
• Can or cannot rhyme, it can have as many lines or stanzas as you want. ...
• Poem designed to take a particular shape or form on the page. A. concrete ...
• Funny, sometimes rude, poems set in AABBA rhyme scheme. A. concrete B. limerick ...
• Pairing the last word in one line with the last word on the next line. ...
• The last word in a line will be echoed by a word placed in the ...
• Silly poem that has rhyme and beat. A. free verse B. haiku ...
• Words that usually sound like the noises they depict. A. onomatopoeia B. simile ...
• A comparison of two unlike things NOT using the words like or as. A. ...
• The repetition of the beginning sound. A. alliteration B. onomatopoeia C. simile ...
• She is never sad. She is always iling and positive about something. A. Cheerful ...
• She loves being around people all the time, chatting and making new friends. A. ...
• She gives a lot of money away to charities and to people who need it. ...
• When she was younger, she devored her time to looking after seriously ill people. ...
• He is a faithful friend, and always support me when things go wrong A. ...
• She is a shrewd businesswoman. With a strong desire to succeed in everything she does ...
• He tells jokes all the time and makes us all laugh A. Cheerful ...
• She rarely loses her temper with anyone, which is why i like her so much. ...
• He is valued and appreciated by everyone who knows him. A. Reliable B. ...
• You can trust him with anything. He never lets anyone down A. Reliable ...
• He's never late for work, no matter what happened. A. Punctual B. Diciplined ...
• He is so caring and finding the best solution for every problems. A. Caring ...
• He plays the piano exceptionally well. İ hope to be as good as him one ...
• Skilful in using one's hands or mind; clever A. Cursory B. Culpable ...
• To mislead or decieve A. Cultivate B. Consture C. Delude D. ...
• To make an accurate line, drawing, or diagram of; to portray or describe in detail ...
• To put off or postpone; to yield courteously to the wishes or judgements of someone ...
• In very low spirits A. Construe B. Cynical C. Delienate D. ...
• Hasty and superficial; hurried; quick; careless A. Construe B. Egregious C. Cursory ...
• Large in number or quantity; full A. Cursory B. Copious C. Culpable ...
• Someone with an informed and expert judgement, in matter of art. literature, or taste ...
• Empty; lacking in A. Copious B. Cynical C. Dexterous D. Devoid ...
• At fault; blameworthy A. Culpable B. Cursory C. Egregious D. Desultory ...
• To move away from, especially what is considered normal, right, or accetable A. Delineate ...
• Incluned to doubt or deny the virtousness or honesty of human motives A. Connoisseur ...
• Shifting from one thing to another without reason or purpose; haphazard or random A. ...
• To analyze, explain, interpret, or understand A. Egregious B. Culpable C. Consture ...
• Outrageously bad, shocking A. Dexterous B. Copious C. Deviod D. Egregious ...
• He fell ______ his chair. A. down B. off C. under ...
• We drove ___________ the tunnel. A. along B. through C. across ...
• The smoke from the fire went _______ into the sky. A. up B. ...
• The doctor is talking _____ the woman. A. to B. off C. ...
• You must walk ____ the bridge. A. into B. across C. ...
• The man fell _______ the river. A. on B. into C. at ...
• He goes ____ school everyday. A. to B. across C. down ...
• The lions walked in a circle _______ the baby giraffe before they attacked. A. ...
• The frightened deer disappeared _____ the forest. A. into B. onto
• He sent a message _______ his parents. A. for B. to C. ...
• The cat crawled ________ the sofa. A. over B. under C. on ...
• The frightened deer disappeared _____ the forest. A. into B. onto
• I love to walk _______ the sea. A. on B. in C. ...
• That woman going ____ the supermarket is my mother. A. into B. ...
• Walk ____ the street and turn left. A. around B. onto ...
• It's fun to ride my bike ________ the hill. A. up B. down ...
• The smoke from the fire went _______ into the sky. A. up B. ...
• That woman going ____ the supermarket is my mother. A. into B. ...
• Raindrops ran ________ the windscreen making it difficult to see the road. A. off ...
• They were driving _______ the city centre when they had the accident. A. along ...
• I’ll take ___ math ___ chemistry next term. A. Not only, or B. ...
• This math project will take ___ time ___ money. A. both, also B. ...
• ___ my sister ___ my brother is here. A. Not only, nor B. ...
• ___ my father ___ my mother are in Makassar. A. Both, but also ...
• Emily is _____ pretty but also smart. A. Neither B. Either C. ...
• She is studying ___ English ____ Korean. A. not only, but also B. ...
• Not only my car  _____ my motorcycle is broken. A. But also B. ...
• The story is ___ interesting ___ fun. A. neither, or B. neither, nor ...
• Neither Jack ____ Clark are here. A. or B. nor C. both ...
• I have met _____ his father and his mother. A. Both B. Either ...
• Unless you stop being so lazy, ... A. we'll never be friends. B. ...
• If I _____ enough money, I ______ buy some new shoes. A. had / ...
• If he _______ the car, he _____ buy it. A. liked / will ...
• If they _______ come here, we _______ have to go home. A. are / ...
• If it ________, I ________ go to the park A. rained / would ...
• I ______ watch a movie ______ I finish my homework. A. won´t / if ...
• She _____ be late unless she _____ the train. A. won´t / took ...
• I ______ lose weight ________ I do exercise. A. won´t / unless B. ...
• _____ he takes the bus, he ______ be late at school. A. if / ...
• If you don't do the vacuuming, the house _____ terrible. A. looks B. ...
• I ______ go to the party tonight ______ I study today. A. If / ...
• I won't offer my help... A. we'll never be friends again. B. unless ...
• He recommends _______ some money before we arrive. A. change B. to change ...
• I remember _________ here when I was a child A. to be B. ...
• We talked about __________ together next summer. A. Traveling B. Travel C. ...
• She refuses ................... to my advice. A. to listen B. listening C. ...
• They had trouble________ our house. A. finding B. to find C. find ...
• She pretended _______ interested. A. be B. to be C. being
• I'd rather _______ here if you don't mind. A. stay B. to stay ...
• My mum doesn't let me________ with you. A. coming B. come C. ...
• I forgot _______ you yesterday. I'm sorry. A. call B. to call ...
• We are looking forward to _______ you. A. see B. to see ...
• Your hair needs _________ It's too long. A. to cut B. cutting ...
• Sorry, but I can't help _______. A. laugh B. to laugh C. ...
• __________ used to be my favorite hobby at your age. A. Fish B. ...
• Would you mind _______ the window? A. open B. to open C. ...
• If she doesn't answer, try__________ her mobile. A. calling B. call C. ...
• He is expecting ____________ a trip to Ha Long Bay. A. make B. ...
• Sam didn't want to eat, but she made him _______ the sandwich. A. finish ...
• I think I didn't remember_________ the door when we left. A. locking B. ...
• I'd prefer________ my own car if you don't mind. A. taking B. to ...
• greatest, best, most important, A. a B. an C. the D. ...
• Sahara, Gobi, Calahari, A. a B. an C. the D. - ...
• .... Nile is the longest river in Africa. A. some B. a ...
• ........ Sun is much more brighter today than yesterday. A. - B. an ...
• I live in .......city centre of Warsaw. A. the B. a C. ...
• Amazon, Danube, Vistula, Nile A. a B. an C. the D. ...
• Which dress do you prefer? I want ___ red one over here. A. ...
• ...... Asia is .........biggest continent. A. The/the B. -/the
• ......rich travel to .......Bahamas and stay in .......expensive hotels on.......beach. A. the/the/the/the B. ...
• ___ President A. the B. a C. an D. -
• ...... first, ......... second. ........last A. a B. an C. the ...
• Europa, Africa, America A. a B. an C. the D. - ...
• USA , UK, Republic of Poland A. a B. an C. the ...
• Who knows ......answer? A. a B. an C. the D. - ...
• Seychelles, Bahamas, Canary Islands A. a B. an C. the D. ...
• I can't play ........violin, but I am very good at....... football. A. -/- ...
• Baltic, Black Sea, Adriatic A. a B. an C. the D. ...
• Earth, Sun, Moon, only child A. a B. an C. the ...
• London, Paris, Warsaw, A. a B. an C. the D. - ...
• ........ Vistula river flows into ...........Baltic sea. A. a/the B. the/the
• Have you been to ........restaurant in the end of the High Street? A. the ...
• name of theatre, cinema, hotel e.g. Ritz, Hilton A. a B. an ...
• He denied ___ the money from the till A. take B. taking ...
• She ___ him not to enter the building because it wasn't safe A. warned ...
• They ___ us not to touch anything breakable A. exclaimed B. denied ...
• She denied ___ her sister's camera A. take B. taking C. to ...
• The children apologized for ___ so naughty A. be B. to be ...
• The rental agency ___ leaving the flat in a mess. A. accused him of ...
• No one can stop him from___ A. leave B. to leave C. ...
• The owner ___he was going to sell the house. A. informed that B. ...
• He apologized for ___ late again A. be B. to be C. ...
• She advised me ___ a doctor A. see B. to see C. ...
• I ___ some chores to help around the house. A. offered B. offered ...
• They ___look at the ads in the local paper. A. suggested that we should ...
• We ___ send over someone to fix the problem. A. instructed the agency that ...
• Could you _____ me how to apply for a place on that course? A. ...
• I _____ you would stop tapping your fingers on the table! A. wish ...
• You _____ spent so long in the sun. You look as if you’ve got sunburn. ...
• Kevin _____ that he’d broken the window. A. refused B. argued C. ...
• You _____ picked a worse time to call – I’m in the middle of making ...
• Have you ever been _____ while you were on holiday? What was _____ from you? ...
• I wish you wouldn’t _____ all the time. A. deny B. discuss ...
• How do you _____ people from downloading your photos illegally? A. avoid B. ...
• _____ me to email Danny. I need to give him directions to your house. ...
• I think my team have a good chance of _____ yours this year. A. ...
• Do you think taking vitamin C helps you to ______ colds? What other things can ...
• I suppose Jane _____ just forgotten it was your birthday, but it’s not like her. ...
• I think the kids _____ gone swimming. They’ve taken towels from the bathroom. A. ...
• I think I _____ lost that CD Jack lent me. I’ll look for it again ...
• You _____ asked before you borrowed my car! I thought it had been stolen! ...
• You _____ seen Helen. She was standing right next to you at the party! ...
• Large grapes found in the southeastern United States is called __________. A. taut ...
• Away from one's homeland is ______. A. transfixed B. taut C. exiled ...
• Stretched tightly is called ______. A. entrechats B. ars poetica C. taut ...
• Foolishness, stupidity, or senseless is called ________. A. absurdity B. transfixed C. ...
• Describing non-human things as if they had human qualities is called ___________. A. personification ...
• Intensely focused is _________. A. transfixed B. taut C. entrechats D. ...
• Dance-like jumps in which the performer taps his feet together quickly while in the air ...
• A poetic form with nineteen lines and a set pattern of repeating lines and rhyming ...
• A poem about the craft of poetry is called ____________. A. entrechats B. ...
• Structure used for supporting vines, which wind around as they grow is called an _________. ...
• When the same form is repeated in a series of lines or stanzas; poets often ...
• A confused feeling is called _______. A. villanelle B. arbor C. scuppernongs ...
• Two bank robbers have their car stolen while they rob a bank. A. Metaphor ...
• As she walked into the pitch black room, a chill ran up her spine. ...
• Thanks for the extra homework, Mrs. Hooper. I can't wait to do it this weekend. ...
• John wanted to move to Hollywood to follow his dream, but his wife was happy ...
• I have a million things to do before I leave today. A. Oxymoron ...
• The Wicked Witch of the West. A. Alliteration B. Symbolism C. Conflict ...
• Odysseus was a tragic hero. A. Idiom B. Personification C. Oxymoron ...
• Danielle can't decide whether to report her friend for cheating, or keep the secret to ...
• A car with painted flames on the side is actually on fire. A. Idiom ...
• The apple doesn't fall far from the tree. A. Imagery B. Idiom ...
• The US flag represents freedom. A. Imagery B. Allusion C. Hyperbole ...
• Books are like portals to another world. A. Simile B. Metaphor C. ...
• Drip -- hiss -- drip -- hiss fall the raindrops. A. Onomatopoeia B. ...
• A dove represents peace. A. Metaphor B. Symbolism C. Personification D. ...
• You're driving me up the wall! A. Idiom B. Personification C. Allusion ...
• Love is a journey. A. Simile B. Metaphor C. Situational Irony ...
• It's raining so hard, I think Noah will have to build another ark! A. ...
• What a pity that youth must be wasted on the young. (George Bernard Shaw) ...
• She sells sea shells by the seashore. A. Idiom B. Paradox C. ...
• Time is money. A. Hyperbole B. Conflict C. Simile D. Metaphor ...
• The copper sky was beautiful against the rolling green hills of the countryside. A. ...
• Don't be a stick in the mud! A. Idiom B. Personification C. ...
• The sun's rays reached down and grabbed me with their warmth. A. Personification ...
• The shooting of Candy's dog in Of Mice and Men. A. Personification B. ...
• The cold tear ran down my face. A. Idiom B. Hyperbole C. ...
• to move in an unsteady way due to a problem with balance A. Perimeter ...
• A current version or updated report A. Thwart B. Vehement C. Update-Noun ...
• To express disapproval; to scold A. Blameworthy B. Chide C. Falsehood ...
• Long tiring; boring A. Falsehood B. Totter C. Filch D. Tedious ...
• Which of these are incorrectly used in a sentence? A. Each girl accused the ...
• Measuring someones height is measuring their ______ size. A. Perimenter B. Vertical ...
• Which statement shows vehement A. O.K B. maybe C. NEVER!
• A false statement; a lie A. Blameworthy B. Filch C. Defect ...
• Sad:Happy :: Blameworthy:... A. innocent B. reasonable C. guilty D. regretful ...
• In a straight up or down motion A. Vertical B. Perimeter C. ...
• The outer boundary of an area or the total length of this boundary A. ...
• Which is an antonym of thwart A. baffle B. successfully oppose C. ...
• Deserving to be blamed. A. Blameworthy B. Totter C. Defect D. ...
• To bring up to date with additions or corrections A. Update-Verb B. Vehemnt ...
• Appearing or happening again from time to time A. Update B. Recurrent ...
• A sudden and severe misfortune; a disaster A. Defect B. Chide C. ...
• Causing death A. Recurrent B. Lethal C. Catastrophe D. Chide
• To steal, especially something small or little of value A. Lethal B. Filch ...
• A lack of something of something necessary for completeness or perfection; a fault; an imperfection ...
• Having or showing very strong feeling A. Recurrent B. Thwart C. Vehement ...
• She is   ________  shy that she would only talk to her parents. A. so ...
• He is   _____  a clever boy that he can learn multiple languages at the same ...
• There wasn't ______ room for everybody to get in A. so B. such ...
• I haven't got ________ time to take a holiday this year A. so ...
• Those shoes are   ______ expensive that I can never afford them. A. so ...
• I didn't buy the jacket because it was ________ expensive A. such B. ...
• I put a scarf on because it was ______ cold A. such B. ...
• The teacher was   _______  tired that she had to dismiss the class. A. so ...
• It was ________ heavy to carry A. so B. such C. enough ...
• Jessica is  __________  a brilliant woman that everyone admires her. A. so B. ...
• He made   ______ an unforgivable mistake that it caused a divorce A. so ...
• to crouch or shrink away in fear or shame A. intrigue B. cower ...
• brief statement written on a tomb or gravestone A. epitaph B. addendum ...
• not able to be heard A. volitale B. inaudible C. epitaph
• to grind or pound to a powder or dust, to destroy or overcome A. ...
• more than enough, large or spacious A. pulverize B. ample C. jurisdiction ...
• having to do with moral values, right and wrong A. ethical B. prodigal ...
• without restraint or control, unselective A. indiscriminate B. proximity C. jurisdiction
• to declare or state as truth, maintain or defend, put forward forcefully A. assert ...
• highly changeable, fickle; tending to become violent or explosive A. plausible B. epitaph ...
• appearing true, reasonable, or fair A. inaudible B. plausible C. addendum
• nearness, closeness A. appartition B. indisciminate C. proximity
• a ghost or ghostly figure, an unexplained or unusual appearance A. indiscriminate B. ...
• humorous, not meant seriously A. pulverize B. facetious C. apparition
• filled with amazement, disgust, fear, or terror A. volatile B. prodigal C. ...
• common, vulgar, belonging to the lower class; a common person, member of the lower class ...
• an area of authority or control, the right to administer justice A. disdain ...
• crafty dealings, underhanded plotting; to form and carry out plots; to puzzle or excite the ...
• a thing that is added; an appendix or addition to a book or written document ...
• to look upon with scorn, to refuse scornfully, a feeling of contempt A. assert ...
• wastefully extravagant, lavishly or generously abundant A. prodigal B. aghast C. intrigue ...
• I eat lunch ______ school every day. A. once B. now C. ...
• we ______ to London 3 times. A. going B. go C. have ...
• The train goes ______ many tunnels. A. though (mặc dù) B. at ...
• The bus ______ every 20 mins. A. run B. are running C. ...
• They _____ at two o'clock tomorrow. A. arrived B. have arrived C. ...
• I've ______ the book already. A. will read B. read C. reading ...
• She _____ on the phone since I came in. A. has been talking ...
• She's _____ for the singer. (clap: vỗ tay) A. clap B. claps ...
• I ______ to watch comedies on TV. A. liking B. likes C. ...
• He _____ a lot of money with him. A. is having B. has ...
• She _____ yawns (ngáp) in English class. A. sometimes B. already C. ...
• Paul and I are ______ to the movie. A. go B. going ...
• Our family _______ in this city for 20 years. A. having live B. ...
• The car ______ to my uncle. A. belongs B. belong C. are ...
• They've _____ all weekend. A. study B. been study C. studies ...
• ______ a wall A. hit B. get into C. jump D. ...
• ______ your instincts A. immerse B. trust C. get into D. ...
• With art projects, you can't always know for certain you have the best idea. Sometimes ...
• ______ start your creativity A. get into B. run C. trust ...
• ______ with an idea A. trust B. hit C. run D. ...
• ______ a fresh perspective on something A. work B. draw C. immerse ...
• When you are feeling uninspired, talk to other people. ______ can only help. A. ...
• ______ the right state of mind A. get into B. run C. ...
• ______ yourself in something A. immerse B. get C. bounce D. ...
• ______ ideas off someone A. work B. run C. bounce D. ...
• We had no idea where we could begin with the design. We were ______. ...
• I've just ______ with this project. I've got no inspiration and can't get any further ...
• ______ from a blank canvas A. bounce B. get C. hit ...
• When there are no distractions and you are completely focused, you can truly ______ something. ...
• ______ inspiration from something or someone A. get B. draw C. hit ...
• Cosmo and Astra were confused when they arrived on Earth. A. TRUE B. ...
• This room is the comfortabelest room of all. A. TRUE B. FALSE ...
• When the planet doctor arrived in the Earth the saw heavy traffic but there were ...
• Cats are nicest then dogs A. TRUE B. FALSE
• A boy showed the place where the Earth leader met A. TRUE B. ...
• My room is more cleaner than my sister's room A. TRUE B. FALSE ...
• Japan is the most expensive country in the world A. TRUE B. FALSE ...
• Our teacher is the best teacher in school. A. TRUE B. FALSE
• Bikes are slowest than Cars A. TRUE B. FALSE
• Sandy is the prettiest girl in the class. A. TRUE B. FALSE ...
• Cosmo and Astra asked a girl whether it was Earth or not. A. TRUE ...
• Cosmo and Astra were the planet doctor. A. TRUE B. FALSE
• Ron is more clever than Steve A. TRUE B. FALSE
• The Dinosaur couldn't keep the Earth well. A. TRUE B. FALSE
• Long time ago Dinosaur was the keeper of the Earth A. TRUE B. ...
• The Earth leader met to talk about the how to make Earth better A. ...
• Able to influence other people. A. Persuasive B. Confident C. Tolerant ...
• I will help my son with his homework ___ he really needs it A. ...
• _____ you have time, you need to do your homework A. even if ...
• _______________you want my advice, I will be in my room. A. Even if ...
• Problem solving is an example of using _____________. A. basic skills B. personal ...
• ......... we hurry up, we will miss the train. A. If B. Otherwise ...
• take some money in case... A. you don´t want to buy something B. ...
• A code of ______ is a document that dictates how business should be conducted ...
• Knowledgeable. A. Stupid B. Creative C. Knowing a lot
• The ability to influence or inspire other people is the quality of _________. A. ...
• Strong; able to deal with difficult conditions. A. Affordable B. Informative C. ...
• a way to protest by refusing to buy or use something A. grievances ...
• the practice of treating a person or group of people differently from others A. ...
• ending of segregation and bringing people into equal membership in society or an organization ...
• acts of retaliation or vengeance A. resolve B. reprisals C. resolve ...
• cruel or unjust treatment or control A. indicted B. galvanized C. segregation ...
• a court order that stops something from starting or continuing A. appeal B. ...
• recommending or speaking in favor of A. advocating B. oppression C. segregation ...
• an agreement to settle a dispute in which both sides accept less than they want ...
• accused of or charged with a crime A. indicted B. oppression C. ...
• a person who works for some kind of social change A. reprisals B. ...
• shocked or excited into taking action A. commitment B. momentous C. galvanized ...
• of great importance or significance A. oppression B. momentous C. landmark ...
• actual or supposed wrongs that are cause for complaint or protest A. boycott ...
• forcibly put an end to something A. appeal B. injunction C. creed ...
• living on the streets and being a nuisance A. wanderer B. indicted ...
• to make something continue indefinitely A. commitment B. compromise C. perpetuate ...
• the enforced separation of different racial groups, in a country, community, or establishment A. ...
• a statement of faith or belief A. creed B. landmark C. vagrant ...
• distinguished or high ranking A. violating B. oppression C. eminent D. ...
• the act of accepting or yielding to a superior force or authority A. submission ...
• determination A. resolve B. reprisals C. activist D. discrimination
• breaking a law or failing to follow one A. submission B. violating ...
• an event or change that marks an important turning point A. landmark B. ...
• long-standing agreement or pledge A. commitment B. galvanized C. landmark D. ...
• apply to a higher court to reverse the decision of a lower court A. ...
• Cinderella and her step sisters. A. juxtaposition B. paradox C. idiom ...
• The clean clothes called me to fold them. A. metaphor B. simile ...
• My teeth chattered as I stood in the snow. A. onomatopoeia B. idiom ...
• You can check out anytime you like, but you can never leave A. juxtaposition ...
• Wearing tennis shoes with a dress. A. juxtaposition B. idiom C. metaphor ...
• cutting corners. A. irony B. hyperbole C. idiom D. simile
• The snow is a white blanket. A. simile B. metaphor C. idiom ...
• Hit the hay. A. allusion B. idiom C. hyperbole D. metaphor ...
• He is a shining star. A. idiom B. metaphor C. personification ...
• She swims like a fish. A. metaphor B. simile C. personification ...
• Iceland has a warmer climate than Greenland. A. hyperbole B. alliteration C. ...
• Fair is foul and foul is fair. A. paradox B. metaphor C. ...
• Fair is foul and foul is fair. A. alliteration B. onomatopoeia C. ...
• A teacher's kid that misbehaves. A. irony B. juxtaposition C. paradox ...
• Mrs. Chaudoir is older than dirt. A. hyperbole B. simile C. idiom ...
• The wheat leaves danced in the wind. A. simile B. alliteration C. ...
• Harry Potter (Wizard) and the Dursleys (Muggles) in Harry Potter. A. oxymoron B. ...
• My car is a trash can with wheels. A. simile B. metaphor ...
• He is someone everyone loves to hate. A. paradox B. personification C. ...
• Get your act together. A. paradox B. juxtaposition C. idiom D. ...
• We concocted a weird pizza topped with cheese, meatballs, and marshmallows. ...
• You can see from this film that the quality of computer ____ has greatly improved ...
• Do you know the story about the farmer who ____ a magic kettle as he ...
• Mr. Kane keeps a (n) ____ mints in the top desk drawer. A. execution ...
• The students' endeavor to collect canned goods for the food bank has been enormously ...
• Blue pens were unavailable at the corner store, so I bought some black ones. ...
• The retired actor was famous in her youth, but now she lives in complete ____. ...
• The principal will speak for the school administration. A. parents ...
• You'll need your account number and some identification to ____ your bank records. A. ...
• I helped set up our tent in a secluded campsite at the end of ...
• The body of an unknown soldier was ____ in the national cemetary. A. interred ...
• After the flood, food and supplies were apportioned to all the villages. ...
• Trying not to be conspicuous, I slipped quietly into my seat several minutes after ...
• During the summer, Tara earned enough money to reactivate her membership at the gym. ...
• Sal tried to remember her dream, but the longer she was awake, the more ____ ...
• We were all intrigued by Mary's tales of foreign travel. A. ...
• Uncle Henry _____ a great camp stove from a large metal can. A. rendered ...
• Every afternoon, Max practiced shooting baskets with ____ determination. A. dogged B. unavailable ...
• The child's silly riddles rendered my friends hysterical with laughter. A. ...
• Tina practiced over and over until she could ____ all three magic tricks perfectly. ...
• a gloomy state of mind; sober thoughtfulness A. rueful B. brooch C. ...
• an imaginary line A. axis B. infinite C. trembled
• a small scrap of something left over A. remnant B. galling C. ...
• a facial expression that is often one of displeasure A. exasperated B. grimace ...
• to soothe someone A. consoling B. apologetic C. self-deprecating
• calm, restful, peaceful A. tranquil B. weary C. meager D. ragged ...
• unbearable and uncomfortable A. infinite B. oppressive C. forlorn
• a clasp or ornament having a pin at the back for passing through clothing ...
• sad and lonely A. axis B. immense C. forlorn
• deep thought; reflecting on something A. tranquil B. contemplation C. forlorn
• not relevant A. plaintively B. apologetic C. irrelevant
• a member of the cattle family, such as a cow, buffalo, or bison A. ...
• having the nerve to act in a certain way A. self-deprecating B. consoling ...
• irritated and frustrated A. heave B. exasperated C. grimace
• to lift with force and often with loud grunts A. grimace B. heave ...
• huge, large A. infintie B. oppressive C. immense
• to apologize or to be sorry for something you have done wrong A. apologetic ...
• put themselves down or lowers their self worth in front of others A. apologetic ...
• to shake, quiver, wobble A. meager B. trembled C. weary
• small amount A. weary B. meager C. bovine
• causing sorrow or pity A. brooch B. melancholy C. rueful
• endless space A. axis B. immense C. infinite
• a puppet on a series of strings A. galling B. consoling C. ...
• doing something in a way that expresses sadness A. plaintively B. consoling ...
• exhausted, worn out A. contemplation B. bovine C. weary
• tattered, rough, unkempt A. ragged B. meager C. weary
• to use pressure to convince a person to do something A. influence B. ...
• factual A. limber B. literal C. loathe D. maze
• working quickly and well A. efficient B. induce C. infinite D. ...
• to hate A. loathe B. maze C. minimum D. barter
• flexible A. limber B. literal C. loathe D. maze
• the least or smallest A. minimum B. barter C. commend D. ...
• a bunch of paths or walkways that twist around each other A. maze ...
• amount of time or space given to allow for mistakes A. leeway B. ...
• to praise or speak well of A. commend B. elaborate C. efficient ...
• without end A. infinite B. influence C. inhabitant D. leeway
• force A. induce B. infinite C. influence D. inhabitant
• a way of buying and selling goods without money A. barter B. commend ...
• having lots of decorations; to put lots of details in a story A. elaborate ...
• person or creature that lives in a place A. inhabitant B. leeway ...
• Connect the sentences using and, but, or or There are gumdrops on my gingerbread ...
• Connect the sentences using and, but, or or I need to bring a coat ...
• Connect the sentences using and, but, or or I can stay in for recess. ...
• Connect the sentences using and, but, or or I could reach the roof using ...
• Connect the sentences using and, but, or or I can pick you up in ...
• Connect the sentences using and, but, or or He wants a puppy for Christmas. ...
• Connect the sentences using and, but, or or I am going to go ice ...
• Connect the sentences using and, but, or or You can complete the work later. ...
• Connect the sentences using and, but, or or She wanted to run for class ...
• Connect the sentences using and, but, or or There are anchovies on the pizza. ...
• Connect the sentences using and, but, or or I got lip gloss in my ...
• Connect the sentences using and, but, or or We won the competition. We held ...
• Connect the sentences using and, but, or or I wanted to steal my sister's ...
• Connect the sentences using and, but, or or I could wear high heels to ...
• Connect the sentences using and, but, or or I wanted to join the baseball ...
• Meat or fish?- I  ________ some fish, please. A. shall have B. will ...
• _______ is that man over there? That's my uncle. A. Why B. Where ...
• My dad can't find his keys anywhere else, so they _________ in the kitchen! ...
• ________ did you go on holiday last summer? A. When B. Where ...
• _______ colour are your eyes? A. What B. Where C. Who ...
• It ________ a problem if you don't go to school today. A. can be ...
• I __________ my room before I go to the party. A. should clean ...
• _______ will you visit your grandparents? A. Who B. Why C. When ...
• We are thirsty.- Wait here. I  __________ some water. A. am going to get ...
• You __________ older than 18 years old to drive a car by yourself. A. ...
• You don't look very good. I think you __________ to the doctor. A. have ...
• There's ________ I want you to meet. A. anything B. anyone C. ...
• My father doesn't know _________ about computers. A. something B. anything C. ...
• George ____________ to the party. His parents told him he has to stay at home. ...
• Mum, do we have ______ bread left? A. some B. any
• ______ can't you meet me tonight? I have to work. A. When B. ...
• I can play tennis well, but I ___________ now because of my broken leg. ...
• Why are you putting on your coat? Are you going ___________? A. anywhere ...
• My sister __________ (not) with my homework, she has just told me that she's too ...
• Can you read this for me? I ________ without my glasses. A. couldn't see ...
• Have you got any plans for tomorrow?- Yes, I   ________ my grandparents. A. ...
• Let's go __________ to eat! A. somewhere B. anywhere
• Why is he switching on the TV? He __________ the match. A. are going ...
• Which sentence is written correctly? A. The rabbits will hop to her. B. ...
• The honey bees returned to (its, their) hive to make delicious honey. A. its ...
• Which sentence is written correctly? A. Her will think we are concerned citizens. ...
• Which sentence is written correctly? A. He tells we to pack our belongings. ...
• Chloe's family packed (their, her) car and drove off to their vacation to Disneyland. ...
• They jury was asked to return to (its, their) seats. A. its B. ...
• Every student wants to impress (them, their) professors. A. them B. their
• Jane and Jill called (her, their) friend. A. her B. their
• Either Bill or Jon will bring a sample of (his, their) own work. A. ...
• Jane and Sarah said (she, they) were too tired to skate any longer. A. ...
• Both John and Jim said (he, they) were not exercising regularly. A. they ...
• Nobody remembered to bring (his, their) photos. A. his B. their
• Which sentence is written correctly? A. Her lives in Idaho near me cousins. ...
• Which sentence is written correctly? A. Them are not easy to teach a new ...
• Amanda will present (her, their) project. A. her B. their
• Which sentence is written correctly? A. That fence will keep they safe. B. ...
• The choir presented (its, their) final performance. A. its B. their
• The football team celebrated (its, their) win. A. its B. their
• Which sentence is written correctly? A. Jake's band will play for us class. ...
• The horse walked merrily over to (his, its) owner. A. his B. its ...
• The girls had (her, their) assignment completed. A. her B. their
• Which sentence is written correctly? A. The cat jumped out of him bed. ...
• Beth and Jane reported the problem to (her, their) principal. A. her B. ...
• Which sentence is written correctly? A. Maybe a wild animal scared them. B. ...
• Neither John nor Bob was willing to admit that (he, they) had cheated. A. ...
• Which sentence is written correctly? A. She mother went to see her doctor. ...
• Susan said (she, they) would be there. A. she B. they
• We stopped at the petrol station ........some water. A. to buy B. buying ...
• I wanted to go to the shop to get some milk but it turned out ...
• He has written 4 novels since he ............... in America. A. arrived B. ...
• He is said ........a few years in India. A. to has spent B. ...
• I'll have to ask either Bob .......Mark. A. or B. if C. ...
• If I were you, I .......... . A. would talk to him B. ...
• I haven't got too many friends but she's got even .......... . A. few ...
• The tea is not ,, , , , , to drink. A. enough cool ...
• I enjoyed myself in Spain very much and I'm looking forward................there again. A. to ...
• You had better ...............about it to your parents. A. talk B. to talk ...
• He was sent to .........because he had killed a man. A. prison B. ...
• It's high time my lazy husband.............. a job! A. finds B. finding ...
• Only a few people attended his lecture yesterday. If only the students.....earlier. A. had ...
• She would have died if we............... her. A. didn't help B. hadn't helped ...
• Do you know how .............spectators watched the match last night? A. many B. ...
• When we arrived, the police were arresting him.= When we arrived, he .......... . ...
• Let's dance, .....? A. will we B. shall we C. do we ...
• We will start when he ............................ . A. will come B. come ...
• Take a jumper with you in case it...... . A. will get cold ...
• We'll have a picnic tomorrow unless it ........ . A. doesn't rain B. ...
• He eats with his left hand. A. Present simple B. Present continuous ...
• I punched a wolf accidentally A. Past Simple B. Past Continuous C. ...
• Sarah is waiting for me at the museum. A. Present simple B. Present ...
• They had been walking for the last 30 minutes. A. Present Continuous B. ...
• Anil eats with his left hand. A. Simple Past B. Present continuous ...
• The hosts are eagerly waiting for the guests. A. Future Continuous B. Simple ...
• Abdullah has had his breakfast. A. Simple Present B. Present Perfect C. ...
• All students have learnt their lessons. A. Past Perfect B. Present Perfect ...
• The chief guest addressed the gathering. A. Simple Present B. Present Perfect ...
• By the end of July I will have been living in Moonah for a year. ...
• He had asked the permission of his boss. A. Past perfect B. Present ...
• We have been waiting for them. A. Past Perfect B. Present Perfect Continuous ...
• Ayesha is teaching her students. A. Simple Present B. Past Continuous C. ...
• Yousuf will have learnt their lessons. A. Simple Future B. Past Perfect ...
• If you come back at one, I'll have finished work on your car. A. ...
• Mark and Gary have just arrived in Peking. A. Past simple B. Present ...